1:44:01
The sequence looks good.
We're just over budget on the amperage.
1:44:03
'- By how much?
'- Three or four amps.
1:44:06
Goddamn it, John!
ls it three or four?
1:44:08
'- Four.
'- Four!
1:44:10
Four more amps.
1:44:23
We know they have some power left
in the LEM batteries, right?
1:44:25
Yeah.
1:44:28
We have an umbilical that provides power
from the command module to the LEM.
1:44:32
'- It's backup for the LEM power supply.
'- I'm listening.
1:44:35
So... reverse it.
1:44:37
Reverse the flow and see if
we can draw these four amps...
1:44:40
from the LEM batteries
before we cut it lose.
1:44:41
'- Why can't we do that?
'- We don't have a procedure for that?
1:44:46
You're gonna lose a lot
in the transfer, Ken.
1:44:48
Yeah, yeah, but all we're
talking about here is four amps.
1:44:52
I want whatever you guys got
on these power procedures.
1:44:55
'- Gene, they're already'-'-
'- I don't want the whole bible,
just a couple of chapters.
1:44:58
'- We've got to get something
up to these guys.
'- They're working on it.
1:45:00
'- I'll call the simulator
and get an estimate.
'- Goddamn it!
1:45:03
I don't want another estimate!
I want the procedures... now!
1:45:17
I.M.U. is up.
1:45:21
'- How am I reading?
'- Fine, so far.
1:45:24
'- Say again.
'- You're under the limit. Keep going.
1:45:26
Okay. Floodlights to fixed.
1:45:30
Okay, I'm bringing up the guidance.
1:45:35
Here we go.
1:45:39
C.M.C. attitude l.M.U.
1:45:41
C.M.C. source.
1:45:44
C.M.C. mode, auto,
and we're on the computer.
1:45:55
Ken?
1:45:57
'- Go ahead.
'- Is your computer on now?